The Sun. — London, England, 1818-01-20 00:00:00

57171' • 19 —Caine down froth the 'liver the IPhigenia, LAUGHTON, *6.i* BarbatiOe'S.—The ' w ind this ricriuinggi;;;t, well to the Northward, '111(11 "()It the outWar&blund got under weigh, 411(1 ,prore e d ed down Channel. Arrived, and sailed 1(.1.4 the itiver,‘the Mayflower, from St. 'Thomas's ; " I " r ge, NAIES, front New York; and Richard 4114 Ann, M ARTIN , f rom Altea. The homeward -1141111 ships that arrived yestettlay still retn4in.- 1:11 w ind is barking again to the S.W. and the otitward-boulid are coming back. Sailed his Ma 'l4tY's ship Pot ida for Sheerness, 130ItrsmouTH, JAN. 19.—Sailed his Majesty's abills Tiber and Prometheus on cruises ; the isa -1:elia) MANN, f or H am b urg ! ' ; an d Ab eonn , M AIN , acit b etnerara.—The Cornwallis, in coming into h ilrbo ur, got on shore near the Barbour buoy, as it i s a ca l m, she will be got oa, and ur"nght into harbour before high water, without 1 4111 age. The particulars she brings are of old and DO importance. SATE, JAN: 10 —Sailed this morning from ;44san(1,11ole the Isab e ll a , I-lot.mes, and Provi encc AlrTetteLL, fOr the River ; from v lese Roads, the Voophrintlel, SCHAUP, for h tin vEtt, J AN . 19.--Arrived off' this port the ti g t' inrie,MoottE, front Alicant for London, out M eeks. RAMSGATE, JAN. 19,—Sailed most of the ves sels that put in here for shelter. GRAVESEND; JAN. 19.—Sailed the Acteon, Ful t°tt, for Berbice ; Elizabeth, Swinhurn, for 13 "" 1 "s Ayres ; an d S uccess, M ercer, f ur S i erra 44eone. AVINDSOR, JAN. 19. —Thi s morning her MA !JP.sTy and the Princess ELIZABETH, wit h fire •41dits in waitiiw, took an a i r i ng i n a coac h an d Tor; through Englefield G reen . The RusstaN "NitrtAssaDort was introduced to her MAJEsTY this : 1 , 14 . 1. ' 161 e, at 11;e Castle, by M r . D asaaow, an d ..terwards went to Frogutore, to view the !loose affil grOntids of that place, and returned to the Castle, and viewed the public ap a rt men t s t h ere , 'ailich he - very much admired. Yesterday morning early, the Duke of Geou 3"ce\left town, on a visit to Colonel DICKEI4- . 1 41 \ r , at B randon. H is Royal Highness proceeds • r"lb thence on .21;154 to Mr. COKE, in Norfolk. te V esterd4v, 'soon after eleven o'clock, th e ~1 1)' ss of Geotre.;EsTFit left Park-lame for Wind , ( lit a visit to the -QUEEN. • • t re li t tiight Covent-gardets and Drury-laneThea at,tl th e 1 ;00 3.s , of the Royal Tradesman, 13• ill urninated, in honour of the QUEEN'S irth. (lay. * ) , 14 C IFFoRD , Est.---This Gentleman, wh o se 4 , principles an d li terary ta l ents h ave just l y e t hia character in she estinration of all ‘who „ ,s 4t :ttaels e ,l to our E sta bli shme n t !in Chirela and was lately removed from The Police Ma ;-acY of Wo r ship-street to 'that of . Marlho -I.l°git-street, h ot we regTet to say that he has Len wholly prer7luded front the resumption of his if :11641 dutie s by a severe and most alarming "less, under which he is still a painful sufferer. We have seen a letter front a Gentleman sent c l Purpose to ascert a i n t h e state o f t h e ind.:un, b t ' s t tt.roff, and a re informer) by it, that the elies of 143 o f t h e ' un f ortunate su ff erers have b een found and buried ; the crew and passengers Atuatuned to 193, and not to 240, as was report sit, The only surviv ors f rom t hi s me l ancho l y Pwreck are two pigs, that castle on shore in one of the boats without damage. Time vessel is licareely to he seen at low water. She has been said for 2,000 litres.— (Morning' Paper ) As all th e M em b ers o f O ppos i t i o n , w i th the t xce Ption of Mr. BROUGHAM, are stated to have cli ee a at th e D u k e o f'S ussex ' s party l ast week, we 33 ) hot credi t t h e report t h at t h e D u k e o f Cols -1'11"Np was one of the number. Th e Bishop of DURHAM has most liberally given Ch • ° 4l t I.rcit,wards the enlargement of Bedlington in North Durham. • The compliment paid by Mr. R.W. BRANDI-Mel D r.CLANNY, f or h ar i ng fi rs t s uggeste d t h e id ea . ‘)F constructing a Safety Lamp, was as chaste and • Il egrtot in the expression of it, as it was inst and t rue ,in its application. To the merits of Mr. CtORGB STEPHENsOJ a correct and appropriate t aturn has heel' made, and we cannot retrain irom acknowledging the instne.ss and propriety of Mr. BRANDLING'S observations on the conduct 4)1 the ovponents to the public acknowledgment of Mr• StEPHENSoN's merits. • A - proof of th e fl our i s hi ng state o f t h e i ron tra d e bas lat e l y occurred. At Cyfartha iron works in ~.• . e rtt, • syr svm. ti A WSHAVV, Esq. the pro ' Prietor, has spontaneously increases' the wages al4 the workmen engaged to that extensive "neern, allowed to he the first and most con ,• /li etable in this or any oth e r c o u n t r y in E u r o p e . '"usin g the late temporary depression of that trade, the iron-works in the neighbourhood had recourse iO silpplying the milkmen with provisions. This ”stent has been laid aside altogether at Cyfartha ; an d it is hoped so disinterested and praiseworthy 1111 • "amPle will be followed by the other works, In. which the neighbouring country and every in (i'Vidual is more or less interested. By the -191:ease of w ages at Cpartlia alone, 7090/. yearly is to to the circulation, and the men are there paid their •wages weekly o r mont hly, i tt cas h, as t h ey l'etplire it. Impressed with the importance of it, the advantages which will result to the coun try' most of the respectable inhabitants of the P la ce met to celebrate the event at the Castle 1 01 ," the 6th i nst . an d agreed upon an Ad d ress to "c CvntinercialProprietor. on the occasion.—(Birmin;hant Herald, J an . 19 ) POETRY. IMP It MP T tr. Two Lo! now a Duke urns+ start— wise old saying, all west own, '' arid moue!, part," • THR REV ARCHDEACON OF BATH ---17 , i)FridA - 17, I . he 16th JAothiry instant, Air. ‘1 7 14..L1AM ADY, Brisiol, , preserved to the :Rev . . AEtCHDEACON THOMAS, of Bilth, large elegAot . bilyer OA which is the folio vines This Piece of Plate was piesentect• •• by I .I7ILCIAm Ant, of list tul, to the Her. Jost,AH TIF/34 and Archdeacon of Vaal,, as a Toi, en of Ites'pect for his adwirable, orthodox, r-10 spirited ..liiress, iu defence of tire Doctrine :raid Uisctplige of the good oat Established l'ionch of Engldnd, deliveueti At a Nlecting of Persons assembled in tbeTown Hail at Bath, on Monday, the first of Deeethller, 1317, The Ron. and Right Rev. HENRY, Lord Bishop . of GLOUCESTER acid Deitit of Wells hying their rres'ident, to fOrni i t 11 , .ith w•lint they styled a CHURCH of ENGLAND Missionary Society, and against the formation of such itS'ociet;, the Rei,'erend and Venerable . . Archdeacon protested in the most manly manner, in the name of hi, Diocesan, the Right Rev Dr. Rica:um PEADON, Ili,hop of BATII and in his own • name, in the name of the hectors of Hat h, and in the name of nineteen twentieths of the Cler4y of his Jurisdiction. SPORTING IN I ELLIGENCE. JAti. 19. DERBY, 1818. 10 to 1 agst Allegretto 12 to I agst Sir J. Shelley 10i to 1 Miiton I 14 to 1 Piecaroon 11 to I Dictator , Io to 1 Any other. Even bettiii; between Allegretto and Milton. OAKS, 1818. 13 to 1 agst any other. BETTING AT TAT' 41 to 1 agst Lon 11 to 1 Pope Joan WORTH. 9 to 1 agst Ringtail. RIDDLES 6 to I ig‘t Dictator 6to 1 Sir J. Shelley I HUNTING. The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet Friday, at Brack nali, at ten, if hunting weather. The Hatfield Hounds meet Thurcday, at Barnard Heath; Saturday, at Dowdells, at half-past tett. The Fast Essex Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at the White Hart, Little Waltham. J. Matterly, Esq.'s Fox riou,,d‘ meet Thursday, at Worm's Heath ; Saturday, at Prints Bottom. H. Joilitie, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at Chal wood ; Saturday, at Kennel. The Sanderstead Harriers meet Mondays, Wednesdays, and Sattifdays, at Kennel, two miles distant front Croydon. ' Lord Althorp's Hounds turd to-morrow, at Marston Wood ; Friday, at Swell Wood, at 1:411-1 , ast ten each day The Duke of Grafton's Hounds meet to-morrow, at TitSeld Town ; Fridry, at the Parrot, near Whistley Wood, at half past ten each day. The Oakley Hounds meet this day, at Snelson Gronpds ; Thursday, at the Chequers, Kempston Hardwick; Saturday, at Hoe:bury, each day at half-past ten. The Qmorndon Hounds inert this day at Bardon Hall ; to morrow, at Titrussinev on Village; Friday, at Normanton Village; Saturday, at Old Joint, Bradg,ate, tack morning at half-past ten. Sir Byllinchain Graham's Hounds meet this day, at Bur- Inge ; Thursday, at Slowly-hill ; Satitrday, at Twycross; Monday, Jan. 2 . 6, at Griadon, each morning at ten. ROYAL AcAnEmv.—The fourth of the series of Lectures on Perspective was to have been &li vered last night by Mr. TURNER before a large audience, among whom were a considerable por tion of the Academic Body, but that the ingenious Professor, on entering the Rostrum, informed them that lie had been so unlucky as to leave the MS. in the carriage that conveyed him. THE PRINCESiCHARLOTTE.II • consoiiti 10 find, amid the general grief of tlis Country, that the uotim. lv loss of this excellent Plincess is deeply itoetted in ochrrs. The fine PORTRAIT MEDAL of her Royal Highness, struck for Mt. norm, has been eagerly coveted in Paris ; and, to the honour of rberal feelings of French Ariists, who are celebrated for works of this de scription, has been pronounced by them an ad mirable specimen of British Genius and Taste. Mr. Abionews, an eminent Surgeon in this Me tropolis, and not Dr. HooPER, as reported, is the Gentleman, it scents, who has been induced to resign his profession in g. n e ral, upon a mat:nifi ceut establishment as Medical Attendant in the house of Mr. COLITTS. Mrs. 13IANCIII LACY, and Mr. LACY, are dis playing their musical powers at Edinburgh, with great success, but what is more to their honour, they have volunteered their services in support of a Concert for the benefit of a Widow with Seven Orphan Children.—Mr. YANIEWICZ is entitled to the same Vraise,'on the saute occasion. A number of the destitute seamen, after being comfortably clothed by the Committee at the King's Head, Poultry, have been sent on board out ward-bound vessels. Twelve of them went on board an Indiaman a day or two ago. On relating the distressed condition front which they had been re lieved, the whole of the Officers and crew in stantly made a collection to be forwarded to the Committee. COURAGEOUS FENIALE.—On Sunday morning, ahout one o'clock, as the housekeeper of Chitties Ellis, Esq. brewer, of Stockwell, was sitting up fur her master, whom she was expecting to arrive from London, she heard the - footsteps of some one on the stairs leading to the cham , ter vt here she was sitting. Shortly afterwards a person outside attempted to force open the door, but the effort was ineffectual, in consequence of i's being fast ened inside. The housekeeper seized a loaded pistol which was hanging over tilt InAntlepieCe, and called out, " Who's !bete ?" No answer being made, she said, " If you'don't answer, Fit shoot you." She then opened the door, and saw a Mall running very last along the passage ; she presented the pistol at him and pulled the trigger, when it flashed in the pan. The thief continued his flight, and the courageous servant persiverrd in the pursuit. He made •his way down a long flight of stairs, and throogh the front door, told at las . t succeeded in escaping by his superior swift ness. It was afterwards discovered that he effected his entrance into the house by climbing, up the viranda, and from thence getting through the drawing-room window.—On the same morning the house of-Mr. Cooper, at Dulwich, was broke open the family were alarMed, and the'cobbers Effected 601 escape without obtaining any booty. 'GEN7E,P,AL ELT.7xTro. , . A ATCPt ing W 145 h', I,+ on the 9th irr.j. at Ken'a4l, in liresi inn( tUi• tine intrpttisectstipport!ng Loud LowTHurt itrid the lion. H. C. LoltrTtiß, at :be ensuing' General Eke: ion, in case Alt . ..IttouGtrAm, or any other Candidate tor that Comity, should venture to start agains• them. Candidates for Great Grimsby are Mr, VENNYSoN, 13YRiqE, Mr. FAZAKERLY, and From the known sentimentg of Colonel WOOD on the Popery Qoestion., the Wez.!,eyAn liethodiits and other Dissentut, in the County of Brecon are, wennitet stand, termined to support the interest of his opponent, • Ni CUOLAI CON WAY COLTIII'EST, Colonel LONGPIELD, and Colonel Hu TC HINSoN are lon-- 3 mpg all active ea ova: for the City of Cork. Lord BERNARD 'rind Mr. HARE are not less active for the County. It iS Tinnoirred, howeve6 that a new Candidate is about to stat t. Mr. Mt i cHAEL A. TAYLOR,, `in his recent long speech to . the Freemen of Dtirham, which is well reported in The Durham 4dvertiser, kind in which he said '' he was wow! of their c.,ll,~to,r his thole heart and soul was in the City Qf DUrhanz," could not refrain frOm a repetition of many 01 his worn out stateMents. He, howe'ver, , must cautiously abstained train giving th e Freeiren any assurance that lie Would snOpoil the P.stablislitnent against the inroads of l'opety : On all othe'r topics he was, as usual with the disciples of his school', most lavish and bountiful in (lie extreme. The Ilon, ANDERSON PE'LFIA,'Sir Yt. HERON, and C CHAPLIN, Esii. have solicited their friends Gainshorwigh and its vicinity, and all succeed ed beyond their expe,ctalions. 'rife two former Gentlemen have formed Committees in Gaithbo rough, LORD SEFTON.—An express arrived in town yesterday, announcing the death of this Noble man—an event that might, perhaps, have been the subject of regret, it he had not been so ill ad vised as, in the awful moments of his approaching dissolution, to publish a letter, proclaiming his patronage of SEDITION and BLASPHEMY, in sup porting the subscription to reward M. iIoNE for those infaulons Parodies which must have shock ed every mind that had any sense of Religion. The following is the account of his family and descent : 41 Wi!liam Niolyneux, Earl of Sefton, and Viscount. Nloly neux, of Maryborough, and a Baronet, was born Sept. 13, 177-i. Succeeded his fathar, Charles William, the Earl, Dec. 30, 1791. Married,Jan. 1, 1792, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William, Lord Craven, by Elizabeth, daught , r of Au gustus, f.drth Earl of Berkeley (and Margravine of i\nsparh and Baretith), by whom he has issue, Geomiaoa Isabella Frances, burn Dec. 15, 1792; Maria, horn Feb. /2, 1795: (A la des-William, Viscount Nlolyneux, born July 10, 179(3; Louisa- Anna-Nlaria, born Oct. -22, 1797; George Berkeley, born July 16, 1799; a sun burn August 27, 1800; another burn March 5, 1805. " In 100, amongst the noble attendants of the Con queror, was William de Molines, a person of noble extrac tion, as appears from the roll of Battle-Abhor, in which list la is name stands the eighteer,th in order; and to the said William, Roger de Poictiers (by consent of the Conqueror) gave the ntonors of Seftont, Th,:nton, and Kerdon, in the county of Lancaster, of which Sefton became his chief seat. Front whom descended .lohn Molyneux, who was created a Baronet 1, and front hint descended Caryl, the sixth Vis count, the father of Richard and William, Viscounts Moly. 'Jena, and Thomas, the younger hrother of ItiAard and Wil liam, Viscounts Mulyn.:ax, both of whom left no issue." rw.~-..~ THR SoctETY F:olt PIi.ornGATING TI-113 GOSPEL IN FoR,EIGN PARTS.—On Fritlay List, at the Violably Meeiing of this antient and excellent Institution:several new Members were'proposed; and now that this Society 15 becoming more pro minently known, We have not the least doubt but its members will soon equal in numbers those of tile Sister Society in Bartlett's buildings. T heir principles and obj.cts being the same, they should be for ever united by the general and liberal sup port, and active co-operation of all the friends to our happy Establishment in Church and State. ACCIDENT TO TUE SALISBURY COACH.—Last night, about seven o'clock, the Salisbury coach stopped at Charing-cross, and during the tent porary absence of the driver (who got off to transact some business), the horses took fright at sowe object, and set off in full speed along the Strand, to the imminent danger of the passen gers. The horses conk' not he stopped until they ran tlgainst the fence surrounding the open sewer at the corner of Southampton-street, and they were precipitated into the Open abyss, a depth of 20 feet. The guard, who was behind, fortunately escaped unhurt by leaping off. There were font . or five men at work in the hole at the time, who fortunately escaped with their lives, by hastily running into the open Sewer. By the weight of the horses the arch of the main Fewer was broke in, and some scaffolding' boards, which were laid across, prevented the. coach from falling. In a few minutes upwards of 2000 persons were assem bled ; the military goad immediately arrived from the Savoy, and formed a circle to keep back the mob. By great exertions the harness way loosened, and a crane erected to get out the horss, in the execution of which three of the large scaffolding pot , that were erected to sup port the !milks, gave way, and fell with violence among thesioWd, by which one man had his arm broken, and several were .lightly wounded. It was past eight o'clock before the horses were got out : they are alive, but much bruised and crip pled. Very fortunately there were no passengers in the coach. ATTEMPTED SVICIDE..—Stmday night a young womati named Rebecca Archer was charged by a gentleman named Long, with stealing his hat, at the watch•house of St. George's, Southwark. tiolmes, the night constable, and watch-honsc• keeper, put her in the lock -ti l t room, while he went out to apprehend another, nelson, and on his return he foamd I i t prisoner bant.-ing by her gar ters front the grating.; he immediately cut iler dim!) she was insensible, and it was two hours before animation was restorer.. S!! e w as hs.ke tr vesterday morming before t i SfiriTy Maglitrate, and M r . Long not appearing to prefer his elli.rge, she Was ClDMrnittiql, AS a ditlordedy re r so ß to th e H ouse of Correction for one month. TOVAGE OF DISC.OVERY, • Ca.p;alti DAVID BUCHAN, of, the . Pike, and Cap tail) JoliN ROSS, of tile Driver, are conduct the enterprise for the di.,:covery of it north-west , paisage. These officers, will have. conimands of ships,with eaol a brig, commanded Lieutenant, under them. * Captain lioss's Division will take the course through Davis•s Straits'; Whilst Captain Blidl4ll, witlr his y Wfo vessels, will penclTate as far to the North Pcoic possible. ; The Dorothea (the late Congo, en's ployed e)yloririg Attica) is the ship Cap tai+► liuctik& is appointed to command. The doubling o.f the ships for the service, is go log on at the im-rchaots' yards, under tl:e in lice:ion of. the Ring's fllicets from die Dock Yards. Their bottom plank, ,of about two and a half inches thick, has been taker, of , and is . re placing by plank of about six inches thick ; will be sheathed with board and then coppercd. Their equipment, in every department, will he op on the most liberal scale; nothing will be with held that may he suggested, as likely to cant! i burr either to the success of the, enterprise, or the comforts of those employed. The crews are to be selected from aniong seamen who have' been accustomed to the Greenland trade ; who are to receive double wages, and a grat,ui.. tous ample supply of every necessary arti cle of warm clothing. As the c•ssels wilt take no kind of ball;tst but what will serve as Nei (coals, wood, &c.) th( y will have a supply of this necessary, equal to five years consamption ; the prosisions will be stowed. amongst i't. The ships will he ready to proceed early in March next.--(Plyniouth Telegraph, Jan. 17 ) We learn from the supercargo and purser of the ship Brilliant, Capt. FENN, which is just arrived in the Downs from India, that, on the 4th Aug., the. day before he left Calcutta, an alarming fire broke out in the cotton screws of Mr. LAPRIMAUDAYR, of Clive-street. The quantity of cotton consumed Could tint be exactly ascertained, but it was esti mated at 15 to 20,000 manilas, besides a considera ble quantity Of sun hemp. Tile fire was hardly got tinder at the time our informant left Calcutta. The same Gentleman has been intrusted by the Right I - lon. the Governor-General with a remark able beautiful animal (r lie moose-tleer) destined as a present to her irate Royal Highness theTtio cess CnAtturTE.—(Morning Paper ) On Monday, the 12th instant, JOHN INN es, Esq. of Edengight, was, before the Sheriff. .of Banffshire, and by a most respectab!e Jury of Gentlemen of that County, of which the Right Honourable the Earl of FIFE was Chancellor, unanimously served heir male in general_ of the late Sir IVILLIAM IN N ES, of Balveni•,, Bart. and is consequently now Sir Joust INtirt,s of Balvenie and - Edengight. It was a Te mat kahle circumstance at!ending this s.rvice, that the claimant traced his lineal cottnex , ort with the original stock by a regular series of tiiie-deeds, and other wtittot docnmewS, for about three centuries, exeliicive of l:2 brought forward .the parole testimony of some of the oldest and most respectable . . &OW - t"Cii 113 (114 h . seldom occurs in a matte . rof so great antiquity, that evidence so clear, atof socom pletely divested . of all doubt or difficulty, can be snbmitted to the consideration of a Jury.— (Edinburgh Courant.) Art attempt was made a few d hack, by a gang of desperate, ruffians, to cut open the iron cases of the menagerie of wild beasts, now exhi biting in Cashel, in which are confined a lion and a tyger, witli the mischievous view o 1 letting them, loose. By the timely interference of the - Police, this diabolical plan was prevented, and five of the mains are in custody. Sarah Wardle, who was sentenced to be trans ported at Stafford Assizes, escaped from the county goal in the night of Sunday week. The apparent im possibility of ,a female effecting her deliveranc from a building in which surety is made '' doubly sure,'' has excited much attention; and has given rise to various conjectures. Art investigation has taken place in the prison, before .two neigh bouring magistrates and the under sheriff, but -no thing has transpired to elucidate the mystery of the escape. A ladder was found on Nlonday morn ing against the front wall of the building ; but that circumstance tended to increase. rat her than abate the suspicion that some rdrson in the interior of the prison was concerned in thq transaclion.—Sarah ‘Vardie is a married woman, and has three children, residing with her husband near Leek.—(Birmirigham Herald, Jan. 17.) Yesterday morning about nine o'clock, a roan who was corning to town with a cart load of ligy, had his thigh broken by the wheel of tire cart going over hint, between Pond awi Islington Turnpike: whether he fell from the • shafts,or was knocked down by one of the horses. is not known. The untor rtmate Wall was carried to St. Bartholomew's Hospital in a very dangerous state. The last American Papers mention, as an ex traordinary circumstance, that of a pentiman'S winning of the Printer in Pennsylvaniit, by a bet, a Ticket which proved a Prize of Twenty Thou sand Dollars. But such evews frequently occur in this country ; indeed, so recently as last July, a Gentleman in the City gained a Tic!cet by a bet on the rise, of Consols, whrch W'IS drawn a 10,0001. Prize the next day ; and the foHowing success ot, Tn.() tirothers in Westmint4er is very retitatkab!e : the late ?Ir. D. jones won ,by game at cards, ri Sixteenth of Nfi. 6,401 which was drawn a 20,000/. Piize, and, the very next Lottery his Bro:fier, Mr. J. Jones. gained by a simi!a'r game a Sixteenth of - No. 14,1ti7 which .was ptlo drawn a Prize ot '20,0001. th»,e tee see "efutrce is direction" of fort ‘,ne, and shonl,l be a hint to !levers and. Card Players to hive aspoke _ in her Wheel for the Three Pi izes of 30,000 i. iii the present I,,ttery, instead of playing for a mete t-traiity of stake, which may tale a Thousand Years to gain what can be acquired trotli the Lto.. tery in one (ley, on the 4th 01 March next, when tb Dtatviug begins. fl ee glifi' y, lt „t e- )t yr liOS e 'vice 4 . p V• P c" had lea lye